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kitchen crown moulding?

2 years ago

Kitchen crown moulding question…

We are renovating and our kitchen is now fully open to our dining room. Our dining room has crown moulding. Our new cabinets will go
have moulding, but I don’t have many upper cabs, so one wall (the one facing/visible from the dining room) will be mainly a wall with windows and the range where the wall space is covered with tile from the counter to the ceiling. I was not planning on using moulding in the kitchen other than over the cabs but am now worried about the transition between the dining room space and the kitchen. The dining room opens into the kitchen like a T — with the kitchen the long top part of the T, and the dining perpindicular to it, meaning the dining walls end and turn into the kitchen. See drawing. (Red is where dining crown moulding is, purple is where I have upper cabs, yellow is windows, green is range hood).

Should I add crown moulding in the kitchen where I don’t have cabs? If I do (or maybe either way) should my cabinet moulding style match the dining room moulding? I’m having a hard time visualizing transitions if they are different. If i don’t add moulding to the kitchen, will it look weird to end the dining moulding right around where the island is? I’m getting simple shaker cabs, and our house moulding is a more classic style with more detail. Tia!

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